Customers 7 Cloud WAF Best Practices from Enterprise Security Teams This article is based on customer reviews published on G2 about Radware’s Cloud WAF solution, highlighting the real-world experiences and best practices shared by enterprise security professionals. Sharon Levin |September 17, 2026
Application Security The Fastest Layer in Your Stack Is Part of Your Biggest Security Risk The fastest part of your application may also be the least inspected. CDN caches are designed to reduce latency by serving cached content closer to users while significantly reducing the load on origin servers. Suraja Behura |September 16, 2026
Agentic AI Security Why AI Agents Are Creating a New Challenge for Digital Businesses Automated traffic has been part of the internet for decades, and over that time, businesses have evaluated it through a familiar lens. Legitimate bots delivered value, such as search engine crawlers, while malicious bots were associated with scraping, account takeover, fake account creation, fraud, and other unwanted activity. Dhanesh Ramachandran |September 15, 2026
Application Security NIS2 Compliance Guide for IT, Application, and API Teams In Part 1 of this NIS2 Compliance series, we reviewed the core requirements of the EU NIS2 Directive, including risk management, incident detection and response, business continuity, supply-chain security, and governance. Jitesh Sharma |September 10, 2026
Threat Intelligence Cyberthreats Reach the Automated Tipping Point In April, Andrew Bird, Head of AI at Affinda, asked his personal AI assistant to schedule a task to book a spot in one of his gym’s most popular morning classes. Pascal Geenens |September 09, 2026
AI and User Experience Deciding Who Gets Your Content: Designing Granular Control for AI Crawler Traffic The agentic economy is changing how organizations think about application traffic. Applications are now accessed not only by people and familiar bots, but also by AI crawlers that scan content for model training, indexing, AI-powered search, and real-time retrieval. Zohar Adir |September 08, 2026
Application Security The AI Is the Phisher: How Prompt Injection Turns Trusted Assistants into Personalized Social Engineers Traditional phishing begins with an unsolicited message. An attacker sends an email or text message and hopes that the recipient will open it, trust it, and take the requested action. Most phishing campaigns are therefore a numbers game: send enough messages, and eventually someone will click. Zvika Babo & Gabi Nakibly |September 03, 2026
Application Delivery Why 2.5G Ethernet Is Becoming the New Standard for Enterprise Networks For more than a decade, enterprise data-center teams faced a frustrating networking choice. They could continue operating at 1 Gigabit Ethernet and gradually accept growing performance constraints, or they could move aggressively to 10 Gigabit Ethernet and absorb the cost of new optics, new switching infrastructure, and sometimes broader architecture changes. That binary choice no longer reflects how most modern data centers evolve. Avi Katz |September 01, 2026
Agentic AI Security Shady AI: When Approved AI Starts Acting Outside the Lines For years, cybersecurity teams have focused on stopping unauthorized technologies from entering the organization. Then came Shadow AI: employees, developers and business units adopting AI tools and deploying agents without the knowledge or approval of IT and security teams. Dror Zelber |August 31, 2026
AI and User Experience The Invisible Win In 1991, Mark Weiser, one of the founding fathers of modern technology design, wrote a sentence that became one of the most quoted in the field: "The most profound technologies are those that disappear." Linoy Moallem |August 27, 2026
Agentic AI Security Why AI Identity Governance Fails Without Runtime Agent Trust An AI agent can present a valid enterprise credential, operate within an approved role and still take a dangerous action. Anirudh K |August 26, 2026
Application Security NIS2 Compliance: Understanding the Core Requirements for IT and Security Teams Cybersecurity regulations are increasingly moving beyond policies and documentation to focus on how organizations actually manage cyber risk. Jitesh Sharma |August 25, 2026